OUTLOOK 2011 IDENTITY MANAGER HOW TO

Hyper V is great for this, as we just stopped the server, and made a copy of the VHD file. To get things working we have started fresh over 4 times.

In all things Microsoft world, it is vital what you establish a working point to avoid unnecessarily installing things all over again. When we setup CRM, we selected the option to NOT use the default website, but configure a new one with the default settings of port 5555. Anyway, these are the files we used for install:įor those who care, the VM was set to run with 6000 MB ram, and fold out to use more. With a list looking like this it can be painful. I get it that I am somewhat lame, but if you get a wrong version you can waste a load of time and energy later. Interesting enough, something that always takes me 15 min, it ensuring I download the correct version of the ISO files from MSDN. A single VM machine, that is running a fully patched version of: The Existing Setupīecause this is a test environment, we are running the server on a Hyper V server. If you need support upgrading Microsoft CRM 4.0 to CRM 2011 or CRM 2013, then contact InteractiveWebs CRM team. We want to test the “real deal”, and don’t mind spending a few $ on a real Certificate to see this in a true working environment. The last point it telling, as all the Microsoft examples give a self generated SSL cert, that really is an example of a DEV environment only. Running true IFD ready for customer access. This is mostly because I am yet to find one single example that covered the setup I was after. So after reading the White Papers, blogs and YouTube videos on the topic, I figured I would need notes for myself as much as anything.

OUTLOOK 2011 IDENTITY MANAGER HOW TO

There is quite a bit of disjointed and some what typical Microsoft “junk” on how to set this up. Like many, we have struggled to configure Microsoft CRM 2011 as an Internet Facing Deployment.

Outlook 2011 identity manager